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Various Plants & Seeds For Trade

15 years ago

I have the following items:

Bull Thistle (Seed) (Cirsium vulgare)

Queen Anne's Lace (Seed) (Daucus carota)

Spinulose Woodfern (Plants) (Dryopteris carthusiana)

Bluets (Plants)(Houstonia caerulea)

Spearmint (Seed) Mentha spicata

Java Fern (Plants) (Microsorum pteropus)

Catnip (Seed - EASY to grow!)(Nepeta cataria)

Colts' Foot (Plants & Seeds) (Tussilago farfara)

Tall Morning Glory (Seed) (Burpee seed packet, I suspect is Ipomoea. The whole packet is not for trade, though I am willing to trade SOME of the seeds. Mixed Colors.)

And I can most likely get

Common Periwinkle (Vinca minor) Plants.

I'm interested in perennials that will grow in my zone.

Please list your interests, and what you have for trade.

I prefer plants if possible, but am also interested in seed.

I know that my interest is vague at best, but I'm just starting a new garden, and want to explore all of my options!!!

Thank you!!!

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Comments (3)

ladyashley
Original Author
15 years ago
Forgot to mention...
Before asking to trade, please be sure that it is legal to transport seed such as the Queen Anne's Lace into or out of your state.
esofva
15 years ago
As a newbie, I think the people on this site send some freebies! do another post here and introduce yourself as a newbie!
BTW,
if anyone wants white or blue vinca and you have something that LadyAshley is looking for...I will send it to you if you will send her something!!
Mom
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